Write in your client's voice,
not your own.
Paste a handful of their past posts and get drafts that already sound like them — from the first line, not the fifth revision.
Free account · 5,000 words a month · We don't store your text
Sound familiar?
Onboarding a voice takes days
Reading the archive, taking notes, guessing the tone — before you write a single billable sentence.
Revisions eat the margin
"Close, but it doesn't sound like me" is the most expensive sentence in ghostwriting.
Plain AI drafts are unusable
Generic ChatGPT output has to be rewritten line by line, which is slower than writing from scratch.
Three steps, about 30 seconds
- 1Paste 3–5 of your client's past posts, emails or transcripts.
- 2Say what to write — a LinkedIn post, a chapter section, a keynote opener.
- 3Get a draft with Style match and Originality scores, then refine.
One roster, one voice per client
Ghostwriting is not one style problem, it's five at once. The workflow is built around a roster: every client gets their own saved voice, their own standing rules, and their own history.
1. Build the voice once
Paste posts, forward an email thread, drop a photo of handwritten notes, or import their blog feed. 40 words gets you started; a few hundred gets you close.
2. Label it by client
Each voice carries a client tag and standing instructions — no emojis, never say 'excited', always close with a question. Those rules apply to every run without retyping them.
3. Write across formats
The same voice drives LinkedIn posts, articles, newsletters, speeches and comment replies. Switch tool, keep the voice.
4. Rate the drafts
Mark what sounded like them and what didn't. The voice keeps that score, so the client whose drafts you approve most often gets the sharpest profile.
5. Prove it to the client
Publish a private blind challenge: their real writing beside a draft in their voice. If people can't tell, the revision argument ends there.
Every draft comes back with a Style match and an Originality score, so you can see whether it copied their sentences or actually learned their rhythm before you send it.
What you'll write with it
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The method, written out
Why not just use ChatGPT?
A real style profile, not a prompt
We measure sentence length, punctuation rhythm, vocabulary and tone from your samples, then generate against those numbers.
An Originality score
Every result is checked against your samples, so it writes in your voice instead of recycling your sentences.
Multiple profiles you can blend
Save a profile per client, brand or channel — and mix two when you need a hybrid voice.
Keep your style in one place
A free account gives you 5,000 words a month and up to 10 saved style profiles. Writing needs an account — scanning a style doesn't.